See also: The Hurricane Electric BGP Toolkit shows the ISP based on the AS number from which the IP address is announced: http://bgp.he.net/
Example: http://bgp.he.net/ip/104.196.27.39
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Example: http://bgp.he.net/ip/104.196.27.39
The storage format of a dataset can make a big difference in memory usage.
Note the 10 references to qatar.net.qa. Hacker News uses CloudFlare so a traceroute from my current location was going to qatar.net.qa as well.
I did not find anything in the official Washington Post archive: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-adv/archives/front.htm
This search shows other articles by that author on the Washington Post site during that time, but not this specific one: https://www.google.com/search?q=%22vernon+loeb%22+%22kandaha...
I have the program running on Amazon EC2 right now converting the whole dataset. I plan to upload the database to the Internet Archive when it completes.
I agree that the licensing terms need clarification.
This is still in the early stages of development, and much is not yet implemented. One way to trigger a crash is to call an unimplemented system call.
Edit: Better typeset version by btbytes: https://github.com/btbytes/pol/raw/master/POL.pdf
If the mapping maps data from a file (MAP_SHARED), then the memory will eventually be written back to disk if it's dirty. This will happen automatically at some point in the future (implementation dependent).
[1]http://forum.gwan.com/index.php?p=/profile/discussions/1053/...
The CAPTCHA image contains false values for misdirection, hence the requirement of running the background changing script.
Here is a list of claims made on the example CAPTCHA page:
BG Ability
color to
generation solve (as defined by the author)
---------- ---------
mouse cursor hovering difficult
previous state impossible
input
shared secret
For example, if I claimed that a CAPTCHA based off a "shared secret" only a trusted user has is impossible to solve, then one might ask the question, "Why is a CAPTCHA needed for a trusted user?". Is this what the author of the CAPTCHA example meant? I do not know.
My only purpose of posting in this thread was to show that the OP's premise that "this is the best example of how not to implement it." is flawed because no such example was given in the first place.
This whole thread is based on a misunderstanding. G-WAN does not have any CAPTCHA support. The example merely demonstrates how to use G-WAN's image generation API.
The CAPTCHA example is not meant to be used without modification in an application. CAPTCHAs are not a feature of G-WAN.
No where did anyone claim to have invented stateful web applications.